Industry: Chemical / Specialty Chemical / Engineering

Auditing Stability Programs

A significant number of 483’s and Warning Letters related to the stability function is proof that not all companies have an adequate program in place. Since regulatory requirements and guidance’s provide only a general picture of expectations for stability programs, much interpretation is left up to individual companies. A better understanding of regulatory expectations and… Continue reading Auditing Stability Programs

Surfactants: A Greener and More Sustainable Approach

Surfactants play a vital role in many aspects of modern life and are widely used. This accredited training will describe the types of surfactants we use, how they are made and the environmental concerns over their use. It will discuss methods of making surfactants from natural products with a lower environmental impact. Unfortunately, a number… Continue reading Surfactants: A Greener and More Sustainable Approach

Spray Drying: Advanced Technology Overview

This accredited course focuses on Spray-Drying technology, a very important process in numerous industries. The course will emphasize the scientific fundamentals and practical operational aspects of Spray-Drying that are seen day-to-day in industries such as Food, Beverages, Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals, Pulp and Paper, etc. The primary goal will be to help scientists, engineers, and operations professionals… Continue reading Spray Drying: Advanced Technology Overview

Biobased and Green Surfactants and Detergents

This accredited training will describe bio-based and green surfactants and why they comprise a growing market. The course will explain why the use of enzymes and microorganisms to prepare bio-based surfactants is an emerging research and development area and provide some specific synthesis strategies. New and emerging bio-based surfactants in the marketplace will be presented.… Continue reading Biobased and Green Surfactants and Detergents

Understanding the Process Validation Life Cycle

This training is intended to help you better understand and get familiar with best practices for Process Validation applicable for the highly regulated biological/pharmaceutical industry. This course is further intended to discuss the life cycle of the Process Validation system. You will learn when a process should be validated, the basic components of a Process… Continue reading Understanding the Process Validation Life Cycle

Sulfate-Free Surfactants

Personal care and cosmetic products heavily rely on surfactants for their properties and performance. However, there have been growing concerns about the use of sulfate-containing surfactants in cosmetics, and the reasons for this are not always transparent. To address these concerns, this 90-minute accredited training will delve into the issue and explore alternative surfactants and… Continue reading Sulfate-Free Surfactants

Pharmaceutical Semi-Solid Dosage Form

For both prescription and OTC pharmaceuticals, a semi-solid dosage form is a very common delivery method for the drug product. But just because they are common does not mean that they are easy to develop and manufacture. In fact, there are a whole host of issues that can arise during development and manufacture that can… Continue reading Pharmaceutical Semi-Solid Dosage Form

HPLC (High Performance Liquid Chromatography): Basics – 101

HPLC is one of the most widely used and versatile analytical instruments in the laboratory today. Because of the many different modes of operation, it can be difficult for many to understand some of its complexities. But with proper training, HPLC can be the tool of choice for the analytical chemist. This HPLC course is… Continue reading HPLC (High Performance Liquid Chromatography): Basics – 101

Spray Drying: Operation, Optimization and Design Aspects

This accredited online training focuses on the Spray-Drying process and technology, which is present in numerous industries. Even though the training will focus on the fundamentals of spray drying by emphasizing scientific principles that are common to any industry, specific examples will be given for applications in Food, Beverages, Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals, Pulp and Paper, etc.… Continue reading Spray Drying: Operation, Optimization and Design Aspects

Introduction to Modern Cosmetic Preservation

Preservatives are an essential component of consumer products, and basic knowledge of preservative technology is important for marketers and formulators. It is necessary to understand the nature of microorganisms and the mechanisms that disrupt their growth. Many traditional preservatives are formaldehyde donors. Parabens, which are excellent products, are the victims of bad publicity. Several non-traditional… Continue reading Introduction to Modern Cosmetic Preservation